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Warmly welcome to Rajadhivas School

Sri Lankan School Chess Players Shine at the 18th Asian School Chess Championships in Bangkok

Sri Lankan students showcased their exceptional chess skills at the 18th Asian School Chess Championships, held from 1st to 11th December 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event, co-organized by the Thailand Chess Association under the auspices of the Asian Chess Federation (ACF) and the International Chess Federation (FIDE), saw participation from 32 countries across Asia.

Sri Lankan Automobile Component Manufacturers Explore Opportunities in Thailand

A 12-member delegation of Sri Lankan automobile component manufacturers successfully concluded a week-long exposure visit to Bangkok from 30th November to 6th December 2024. The visit was jointly organized by the Embassy and Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka in Bangkok, the Sri Lanka Export Development Board and the Thai-Sri Lanka Chamber of Commerce. Its primary objective was to enhance the delegation’s understanding of Thailand’s advanced automotive sector and to foster meaningful business collaborations between the two countries.

Rajadhivas School, a prominent co-ed high school in the heart of Bangkok, with a history of over 100 years, warmly welcomed H.E. (Mrs.) Samantha K. Jayasuriya, Ambassador of Sri Lanka on 06 OCT 2020, as a kind gesture of friendship of young Thai students towards Sri Lanka. Mr. Ramet Musikanon, Director of the school, together with the students, scouts troupe and academic and administrative staff, introduced the schools specialized programmes including the projects under ‘Sufficiency Economy Policy – SEP’, social service programmes by the scouts, facilities for skills development of students with special needs, training facilities for Muay Thai (Thai kickboxing), etc. The Ambassador also paid a visit to Wat Rajadhivas, an ancient Buddhist temple in which HM King Rama IV has resided during his monk-hood. The Ambassador also paid homage to the Bodhi tree enshrined in the temple which has been brought from Sri Lanka around 200 years ago.

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